North Liberty and South Bend, Indiana | You must not have the paper in front of you. Each FSA farm and the entire FSA farm and only that FSA farm goes on one form. On it there is a box for each year 2008-2012 that you put yield for each crop. The yield is the total bushels produced on that FSA farm divided by the total acres planted on that entire FSA farm, which should be noted on the sheets sent out months ago showing your planting history, base acres and cc yields. |
Updating Yields Again--Multiple RMA farms in One FSA Farm Number
